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Multitasking Other than Threads ,,plz HELP

 
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Hi All,
There's a question I'd like to ask to all.
well, cani achieve multitasking without using threads and specifically using J2EE technology.

I found 1 opion in JMS for asynchronous communication.

My actual objective is to break up a huge data set into chunks and process them parallely , further using J2EE technologies, as the resultant data is obtained inside an application using EJB.

Please help and advise on the same.

Thanks,
Shayan
 
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Originally posted by shayanray ray:
Hi All,
There's a question I'd like to ask to all.
well, cani achieve multitasking without using threads and specifically using J2EE technology.

I found 1 opion in JMS for asynchronous communication.

My actual objective is to break up a huge data set into chunks and process them parallely , further using J2EE technologies, as the resultant data is obtained inside an application using EJB.

Please help and advise on the same.

Thanks,
Shayan



If you're doing it in J2EE then via JMS is a nice, well documented way of doing it. And if by J2EE you mean EJB you can use message driven beans to process the data.
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